Pomeroy Schools Host Large Community Program
About 800 parents and patrons attended the Pomeroy Junior and Senior High Schools program Tuesday night. Visitors toured classrooms after an 7 p.m. assembly, heard welcomes from principals, and saw student guides, skits, and a bond-issue presentation. Acting Supt Smith announced the firemen's association endorsement.
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Pomeroy
Owen House
J. E. White
Edith Bowen
W. R. Farnham
Hod
Hugh Custer
Lawrence D Parfitt
Jay Gloeckner
Gerald Koster
Thomas Duerr
Paul Birtener
Jake Shiveler
Jean Mallory
Ruth Donohew
Rita Gainer
Esta Ackiey
Helen Davis
Helen Baer
Hezel Epple
Donald Hart
Paul Huber
David Vicker
Robert Davis
Leo King
Jack Lewis
Milfer Mowery
Edith’ Bowen
Fla
Robert Morris
Louanna’ Ebersbach
Shirley Hysell
Margaret Weaver
God Bless America
Charles Baird
Richard Ash
Eagar Atkins
Howard Mullen
Carl Hannell
Frank Vaughan
George Wright
Eugene Hawiey
Boy
Mary Kaylor
Beatrice Diddle
Eloise Edwards
Mildred Hubbard
Pandora Strickland
Eva Jean Brickles
Margaret Holmes
Additional Damage Claimed In Lyons Opera House Case
Lyons files amended petition in Pomroy Ohio common pleas seeking 18 550 in damages for the Opera House destroyed on Second Street. He raises claims of pre destruction value 30 000 expenses 5800 and 8 000 reconstruction costs plus alleged collusion between Ray Gill and Malcolm D Hartley to acquire his property for the village.
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Second St
Pomeroy
Common Pleas
J. F . Lyons
Ray Fy Guire Marshal
Ohio
Pat Gasiter
Malcolm D. Hartley
Lyons
Lyon S
Hartley
Ray R. Gill
Ray TR. Gill
Malcolm D- Hartley
Pomroy
Columbus
Pat Castle
Group Will Discuss New Fishing Rules
Edison Hobstetter, Meigs County Conservation Committee chairman, announced a county wide public meeting on October 31 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to discuss forthcoming Ohio Division of Conservation fishing regulations. Representatives of sportsmen farm groups and other interested persons are urged to attend.
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Ohio Conservaton and Natural Resources Commission
Edison Hobsetter
Meigs, County Conservation Committee
Ohio Division of Conservation
Hobstetter
Latin Club Meeting Held in Pomeroy
A Pomeroy Latin Club meeting was held with reports and participation from members. Mrs. arranged refreshments as members discussed upcoming events and club activities.
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Pomeroy
Rollers Welcome Richard Holmes After Hospital Birth
Mrs Malcolm Roller and her newborn son Richard Holmes returned to their home at 8 Sixth Ave after birth at Holzern Hospital. The family announced the safe arrival and homeward transfer.
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Middleport
Malcolm Roller
Richard Holmes
Holzern Hospital
Roller
Sixth Ave
Pomeroy Social Notes
Pomeroy Social Notes reports the wedding of Ruth Quillen and John David Tack Thomas ton at Reverend Saller's home in Syracuse. Thomas is a Pomroy High School graduate from 1930 now employed at A & P Grocery. Also notes a masked party planned by the Syracuse Parent Teacher Association and Henry Priode's hospitalization at Sheltering Arms.
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Pomeroy
Reverend Saller
Syracuse
Ruth Quillen
Claude Quillen
Symfive
John David Cack
Thomas Ton
Mira
Mabel ‘Thomas
Miners Mtr
Thomas
Pom # Yroy High School
Focal "A. & P. Grocery
Syracuse Parent-Teacher Association
Legion Plans Dance At Rutland Saturday
Local announcements note a Legion sponsored dance at Rutland on Saturday with other community updates. The column lists residents visiting from Columbus, Mason City, Zanesville and Dayton, plus church and club events including a family night at the Methodist Church and Halloween activities for Sugar Nun School pupils.
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Legion Plans
Rutland
Demand to recover proceeds of real estate sale denied
In Pomeroy a common pleas judge C W Clark denied John M Bentz request for proceeds from a sheriff sale half owned with Vesta J Bentz under the homestead provision. The action arose from a partition suit where property jointly owned was sold and proceeds claimed up to $500 in lieu of homestead rights.
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Pomeroy
John M Bentz
Es Tate
C. W. Clark
Vesta J. Bentz
John M. Bente
Somestead
Local Family News Highlights Visits and Recoveries
RACINE Billy Joe Spencer son of Mr and Mrs Charles Spencer is reported slowly recovering after an illness. Kelly Coe Columbus spent the week end with his mother in law Mrs Sarah Spencer. On Saturday they motored to Huntington and visited Mrs Coe convalescing at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Frank Eston. Rev Walter R McCarley left Monday for Belle Center where he visited until Wednesday with Mr and Mrs M L Poe. He was accompanied home by his wife and daughter Janet who had spent a week with relatives there. Arthur Beaver and his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Ernest Beaver of Oklahoma are visiting Mr Beaver s sister in law Mrs Hattie Skirvin and other relatives before leaving on a trip to California.
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Racine
Billy Joe Spencer
Charles Spencer
Kelly Coe
Columbus
Sarah Spencer
Huntington
M. L. Poe
Janet
Arthur Beaver
Ernest Beaver
Oklahoma
Beaver
Hattie Skirvin
California
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